As a Food Collection Volunteer, you will assist in special pick-ups and food collection efforts from various locations to help stock the food shelf. This role is crucial for maintaining the supply of food available to those in need.

Volunteers in this role will help keep the food shelves stocked and organized, ensuring that food items are readily available for distribution. This is a vital role that helps maintain the efficiency of food distribution operations.

As a Customer Service Volunteer, you will assist clients at the food shelf, ensuring they receive the support they need with dignity and respect. This role involves engaging with community members and helping to create a welcoming environment.

As a volunteer community driver, you will assist individuals who require transportation to appointments. Volunteers will have their mileage reimbursed at the current GSA mileage rate, making it a rewarding way to give back to the community.

Volunteers are needed to provide transportation for asylum seekers to appointments and social outings. They also offer friendship and help new community members get acquainted with the area.

Volunteers assist the CASAN board with tasks such as fundraising, social media management, and website development. This role supports the organization's mission to aid asylum seekers.

Volunteers provide housing for new community members, ideally in spaces with some separation, such as 'mother-in-law' apartments. This role involves offering a safe and welcoming environment for asylum seekers.

The Essex Junction Fire Department is currently accepting paid-call firefighter applications. Paid-call firefighters, like Volunteer Firefighters, lead normal daily lives outside of the Department but are available to respond to emergencies on an as-needed basis. Essex Junction Fire provides fire, rescue, hazmat and first response (Advanced EMT level) for the City of Essex Junction. No prior training or experience is required although we do encourage individuals who already hold Fire/EMS certification to apply. The department allows for dual membership for members who serve on other Fire or Rescue agencies as long as they are within a reasonable distance to respond. The Fire Department provides training Monday nights and Thursday Mornings to accommodate most busy lifestyles and personal responsibilities. All equipment and training are paid for by the department, Firefighters receive an hourly wage when responding to emergency calls and for certain department activities. Starting salary is $17.50/hour with increases available for FF1 and EMT certifications. We look forward to hearing from you! | Requirements: Be at least 18 years of age. Live within responding distance from the fire station (see below for details). Attend one of the weekly Fire Department trainings. Either Monday night 1830-2030 or Thursday day training 0900-1100. Complete Essex Junction Fire Departments initial firefighter checklist and new member requirements If you have no prior experience, you must complete the Chittenden County Basic Firefighter Course within 6 months of joining. There is no cost for the class, and the Department will provide all gear and equipment needed. Firefighters are exempt from Department training for the duration of the class. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers are needed to assist with concert duties such as greeting patrons, handling ticket purchases, distributing programs, ushering, and selling CDs. After volunteering for an hour or two, volunteers can enjoy the concerts free of charge.

Create homemade dog and cat toys, dog biscuits, and shelters for stray cats. Volunteers will use their crafting skills to produce items that benefit animals in need.

Assist with organizing events and obtaining items for silent auctions. Volunteers will help coordinate logistics and gather auction items to support fundraising efforts.

Assist with picking up donations from various locations and delivering them to Lucy's House. Volunteers will help ensure that donations are collected and transported efficiently.

The Underhill Jericho Fire Department is looking for self motivated individuals who are interested in Emergency Services and helping their community. We have a need for Firefighters. The position requires attending weekly department training's on Tuesday Nights and the occasional Saturday. In addition responding to emergency calls when ever they happen. | Requirements: Be able to pass a standard medical examination. Be able to attend the weekly Tuesday Night training's. Be able to respond to emergency calls. Willingness to Learn. | Categories: Firefighter

Join us to help with local community garden projects, maintenance, outreach, and community events. Volunteers will have the opportunity to build skills and meet new people while contributing to food security efforts.

Help out at one of our Habitat ReStores by sorting, stocking, and organizing donations. No retail experience is necessary, just a willingness to have fun and contribute to the community. This role is perfect for those who want to support affordable housing without the need for construction skills.

Help make the end-of-season 5K events memorable by volunteering at various stations such as registration, water stations, and medal distribution. This is a great way to support participants and celebrate their achievements.

As a Volunteer Coach, you will inspire and guide a team through the Girls on the Run curriculum. This role is perfect for those looking to make a direct impact on the lives of young girls, regardless of running experience.

Junior Coaches, aged 16 to 18, serve as role models and work alongside Volunteer Coaches to strengthen their leadership skills. This opportunity is ideal for high school girls looking to make a difference in their community.

Help us advocate, plan events, and more by giving your time and joining a NAMI Vermont committee. This opportunity allows you to contribute your expertise and enthusiasm to support our mission.

Spread the word about NAMI Vermont’s programs and events by helping at an exhibit table, walking in a parade, or distributing NAMI materials into the hands of those who need them. This role is crucial for raising awareness in the community.